What Every Hunter Fears, 1971, A signed and numbered 942/950 Fred Machetanz (1908-2002) lithograph. 401/950

Lithograph

Image: H 22 x W 26 inches; Frame: H 30.5 x W 34.5 inches
matted and glazed in a silver frame

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